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Which statement about fossils is TRUE?
The remains of an organism that lived 100 years ago are fossils.
Only the remains of plants can be made into fossils.
A fossil is any trace of prehistoric life.
To officially be a fossil, the remains of an entire organism must be found.
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"A fossil is any trace of prehistoric life." is TRUE.
Explanation: Fossils include preserved remains (bones, shells, leaves) and traces (footprints, burrows, tracks, impressions) of organisms from the geologic past (typically many thousands of years old). Fossils can be of plants or animals and need not be an entire organism.
Explanation: Fossils include preserved remains (bones, shells, leaves) and traces (footprints, burrows, tracks, impressions) of organisms from the geologic past (typically many thousands of years old). Fossils can be of plants or animals and need not be an entire organism.
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